will it work?
03-08-2007 | 07:16 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Lake County, Il
RE: will it work?
You're basically describing a ghillie suit and it should work well. The strips might interfere with your shooting a bow,I've never tried it. You can also sew on strips of burlap and other earth tones. If you've ever seen a ghillie suit you'd be impressed. Many military snipers use them.
03-10-2007 | 07:46 AM
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From: Blissfield MI USA
RE: will it work?
Works decent for a gun, but sort of pain with a bow. If you didn't have to draw the bow I guess it would be alright. I have enough trouble getting my string to clear my hunting clothes without adding things that hang off from them
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Are you hunting from the ground or a tree? If from a tree stand I see no need for this at all. Heck if you did it right you should be able to hunt with jeans and a flannel shirt. I've seen it done. Heck I killed my first deer wearing black jeans and a camo T-shirt out of a 16 foot ladder stand.
Paul
. Are you hunting from the ground or a tree? If from a tree stand I see no need for this at all. Heck if you did it right you should be able to hunt with jeans and a flannel shirt. I've seen it done. Heck I killed my first deer wearing black jeans and a camo T-shirt out of a 16 foot ladder stand.
Paul
03-10-2007 | 08:56 AM
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From: southeastern,Pa
RE: will it work?
ORIGINAL: Paul L Mohr
Works decent for a gun, but sort of pain with a bow. If you didn't have to draw the bow I guess it would be alright. I have enough trouble getting my string to clear my hunting clothes without adding things that hang off from them.
Are you hunting from the ground or a tree? If from a tree stand I see no need for this at all. Heck if you did it right you should be able to hunt with jeans and a flannel shirt. I've seen it done. Heck I killed my first deer wearing black jeans and a camo T-shirt out of a 16 foot ladder stand.
Paul
Works decent for a gun, but sort of pain with a bow. If you didn't have to draw the bow I guess it would be alright. I have enough trouble getting my string to clear my hunting clothes without adding things that hang off from them
. Are you hunting from the ground or a tree? If from a tree stand I see no need for this at all. Heck if you did it right you should be able to hunt with jeans and a flannel shirt. I've seen it done. Heck I killed my first deer wearing black jeans and a camo T-shirt out of a 16 foot ladder stand.
Paul
03-10-2007 | 09:00 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: will it work?
I think he meant it will break up you shilouet, or prevent the animal from seeing a blob (not that you are) when approaching. I have tried tieing cedar limbs to my legs when stalking it works.
03-10-2007 | 11:08 AM
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From: Blissfield MI USA
RE: will it work?
I just read your other post about the blind. I say get the blind, then you will not have to worry so much about what you wear as long as it's dark and the deer can't see you in it.
I am thinking of going with a good blind instead of a stand for next year, especially for gun season.
Paul
I am thinking of going with a good blind instead of a stand for next year, especially for gun season.
Paul
03-10-2007 | 04:35 PM
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From: southeastern,Pa
RE: will it work?
go for it man!
ORIGINAL: Paul L Mohr
I just read your other post about the blind. I say get the blind, then you will not have to worry so much about what you wear as long as it's dark and the deer can't see you in it.
I am thinking of going with a good blind instead of a stand for next year, especially for gun season.
Paul
I just read your other post about the blind. I say get the blind, then you will not have to worry so much about what you wear as long as it's dark and the deer can't see you in it.
I am thinking of going with a good blind instead of a stand for next year, especially for gun season.
Paul